Collection: Wyoming

The Wyoming state flag features a blue field, bordered by a wide red stripe and a narrower white stripe. A white silhouette of a bison, with the state seal on its side, is centered on the blue field. The red border symbolizes Native Americans and the blood of pioneers, while the white represents purity and uprightness. The blue signifies the sky and mountains, as well as fidelity, justice, and virility. The bison, a symbol of Wyoming's wildlife, also represents the tradition of branding.